Blog — Nigel Danson. You have a D800 - so why on earth buy a Fuji X-series camera? I hear you ask! This pretty much reflected my wife's thoughts. I had purchased a Fuji X100s about 3 years ago and it was awesome. I had been looking for a good fixed focus small camera that takes great photos and isn't the price of a Leica and when the x100s came out in Jan 2013 I got one. I loved the camera so much and it provided awesome quality photos in a pocket sized camera. However, it was stolen earlier this year in Yosemite. I was going to replace it with the Fuji X100T but then the X-T2 came out and I had a decision to make. My thoughts on the benefits of each in my X100T vs X-T2 battle (you can find lots of technical comparisons out there - this was my thought process for both) Fuji X100T Smaller, compact and portable (with small lens)Looks betterAwesome case that makes it look even betterIntegrated flashCheaperIntegrated ND filterLoved the X100S Fuji X-T2 Golden Gate Bridge Pano - Fuji X-T2 (Acros film simulation)
Une cuisine sur mesure qui joue à cache-cache. Esthétique et discrète. Dans cet appartement haussmannien, la cuisine est habillement dissimulée derrière de grandes portes pliantes escamotables. La table de repas, de 4 millimètres d'épaisseur, est à peine visible. Autant d'éléments qui créent une cuisine hybride et moderne. On a beau aimer cuisiner, on n'apprécie pas nécessairement la vue des appareils électroménagers et de la vaisselle sale. C'est le cas de ces propriétaires, qui ont confié à l'architecte Jean-Pierre Denain la rénovation de leur appartement parisien.
Leur nouvelle cuisine, conçue par la société Charles Bigant, est dissimulée derrière des portes escamotables. "A la demande des clients, elle devait se faire discrète lorsqu'elle n'était pas utilisée, confirme Emmanuel Bigant, dirigeant de l'entreprise.
Best way to export iPhoto library? Have a look at my first post on this thread, which predates that export option in iPhoto, that pretty much deals with the issue with older versions. One of those options is free. I'm just kind of irked by the idea that you should treat folders and files on your own computer as untouchable. There are a couple of ways to look at this. One: they're not at all untouchable. . Two: If you're the kind of person who really needs to visit with your files and folders for some reason, then run a referenced library.
Three: The bigger issue here is that you're going to have problems in the future. These two user tips explain this is more detail: Regards. Aperture 3 User Manual: Importing Masters for Referenced Images into Folders. When you import images as referenced images, you can have Aperture place their masters individually into a selected folder or create subfolders to hold the files.
For example, you might have the imported image files placed in subfolders identified by date. You can create folder name format presets that you can quickly choose to select the folder name format you prefer. To create a folder name format, you select the name elements in the Folder Naming Presets dialog. You can specify a combination of name elements to create custom folder names. You can compose folder name formats that combine the following name elements: Version NameMaster FilenameSequence Number (1 of 5, 2 of 5, 3 of 5, and so on)Image YearImage MonthImage DayImage DateImage TimeIndex Number (1, 2, 3, and so on)Custom NameCounter (001, 002, 003, and so on)Current DateCurrent TimeCurrent YearCurrent MonthCurrent DayFolder NameProject Name You can also create a hierarchy of folders within folders. "Re-import" photos to iphoto-library. Hi all, I´v have an kind of odd question. Up until now I have imported all my photos from folders at my HDD with the option "Copy to Iphoto library" unchecked (hence only aliases to the "original" photos have been created).
Once the photos have been imported I have created Events, Keywords, Albums and assigned Places to the photos. Now too my problem. Recently I have decided that I want to start Importing the photos with the option Copy to Iphoto Library checked and let Iphoto organize the photos in folders for me. The reason for this is becouse im unable to Sync events to my Iphone where the photos have been imported without copying them.
This creates events but dont sync over the photos. So is there a way to "re-import" my already imported photos so they gets copied to the Iphoto library? Best regards Fredrik. Fat Cat Software – iPhoto Library Manager. PowerPhotos now available for managing libraries with Apple's new Mac Photos app iPhoto Library Manager allows you to organize your photos among multiple iPhoto libraries, rather than having to store all of your photos in one giant library. You can browse the photos in all your libraries directly from iPhoto Library Manager, without having to open each library in iPhoto just to see its photos, and search across all your libraries to help track down a particular photo. iPLM also gives you the ability to copy your photos from one library to another, while keeping track of photo metadata that is normally lost when exporting from one library and importing into another.
Titles, dates, descriptions, keywords, ratings, faces, and place information are all transferred along with the photos, ensuring that you keep all that information you spent hours entering into iPhoto. Create and manage multiple libraries Browse and search Copy photos and their metadata Find duplicate photos Merge iPhoto libraries. Merge Iphoto into Aperture and make all. .........still having trouble and looking for suggestions/solutions. I cleaned up my MacAir harddrive the best I could and now when I GET INFO on HD it says 137GB of 250GB available. I do a GET INFO on the Iphoto Library (CARS) out on my external drive that I'm wanting to MERGE. It shows size of 83GB. fyi there is ~900GB free space on external drive.
First, I tried from Aperture......File/import/library/select CARS on external drive. After some time calculating, it gave message NOT ENOUGH SPACE available. Next, I tried just copy and past the CARS library from external to the MacAir HD. Again as noted in the original post, I do want all the pictures in the same library and aware of the ability to open both kinds of libraries in the new format (seems to be a common answer and work for some). Ideas? Thanks in advance. Aperture 3.3: How to use Aperture to merge iPhoto libraries. Languages Aperture 3.3 (or later) and iPhoto 9.3 (or later) use a new library format that lets you open both iPhoto and Aperture libraries using either application. This "unified" library format also allows you to merge multiple Aperture and iPhoto libraries together to create a single library with all your photos. You can then continue to use the library in both iPhoto and Aperture. Merging libraries iPhoto libraries in Aperture Note: Before you start, you must have opened each iPhoto library you intend to merge at least once in iPhoto 9.3 or later.
To merge the libraries: Open Aperture 3.3 or later. The library you started with in step 2 above includes content from all the merged libraries. Last Modified: May 28, 2013 One Moment Please Thanks for your feedback.